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So, what exactly is the bug you are going to decode?

Good Lord, I hope your life insurace is paid up.

Jassper wrote:
Kits are back in stock too, but going fast.!!

How loud is the pump compared to the standard 25mm blower cooling fan?

Were you using the right gauge of wire for the heated bed? It looks like the hot end wires are the thicker gauge as indicated by your photo.

Hi Joe, Have you used it with anything else but PLA yet? I really was hoping it would be as close to the perfect print surface as can be, but I am hearing mixed opinions about it. Lykle So far, after 15 or so prints it is good. Any residue scrapes off with a razor blade as would PEI. One problem - ...

How about posting a pic of the rambo with all the wires hooked up.

Looking at the photos I have to ask if the print is perfectly round? It seems off centre on the bed? Or is it oval in shape? The picture maybe skewing it a bit?

https://www.seemecnc.com/collections/pa ... ard-nozzle - here they are.

mhackney wrote:What sort of surface finish does it have and leave on the part?

It leaves a nice matte finish. It seems to have similar surface to a thin flexible cutting board.

It's an adhesive sheet. - sticks down quick with no air bubbles

I am super impressed with this sheet of lokbuild and I don't impress easily! It is from a kickstarter campaign. http://www.LokBuild.com PLA with no heat sticks every time and pops off with a snap when ready. I'm curious about its longevity compared to PEI. Lokbuild.JPG Really hate when it prints ups...

Thanks for posting this. I am giving it a try but find the transition from one layer height to another, with the variable layer tool, leaves a very noticeable line.

Mac The Knife wrote:I don't mist, I flood, but this link should get you started. http://www.cnczone.com/forums/uncategor ... ister.html

Thanks Mac.

Anyone else ever do a DIY Mister?

To all the guys with cnc machines: does anyone have a link or a DIY coolant mister and pump? I won't use it often but nice to have one on hand when I cut an aluminum plate.

Thanks

I would suspect a corrupt model. Run it through netfab. How does it look in the slicer preview? The slicer may perceive that part of the module as an area that needs bridging so it speed up.

How is this type of part cooling working out? So may part cooling fans try and direct the air straight at the nozzle tip. Is the "blast the whole area" idea ok? I am talking about the V3 tri-shaped cooling fans.

This is still available.

Did you clear the eeprom first? OR you could set you z height right in the eeprom.

Joe, if you think a cartesian requires no calibration, I've got a bridge to sell I should clarify. My Cartesian, once calibrated, does not need calibrating again unless I do something to it. It has been in the same state since August and has not required calibration. I was pointing out that deltas ...

I just use my Cartesian printer that requires no calibration. And just leave the lights on

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/20 ... nd-cleaner

This looks good. I have one coming.

Seems a little costly considering you have to assemble it and no stepper.

You should build your own. Lots of places for parts and advise. I was looking for more precision too and have built 2 very accurate printers. One with a 300x300x400 and smaller 150 x150x200mm core xy that is dead on. I just use the max now for fun stuff.

you should get a booth. In fact demand a free one so all can come and awe the mhackney and kiss your ring.

mhackney wrote:Ha! It seems like I am going to get a lot of coffee, beer and scotch at MRRF!

I was wondering if anyone has tried to lower the amount of noise this machine produces. I was thinking of dynamat lining the top section, or would it be unnecessary? Just a thought I installed these when my V3 was going together for the first time. https://www.matterhackers.com/store/printer-access...